Jilin Normal University, founded in 1958, is a key university in Jilin Province. The main campus is located in Siping, which covers an area of 920,000 square meters and building area of 510,000 square meters. 

Jilin Normal University promotes broad domestic and international collaboration, having signed cooperative agreements on over 60 programs with more than 50 universities in mainland China and 43 universities and research institutions from places that include the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Russia, Belarus, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Korea, the Philippines and Taiwan.

v  Popular Programs

  (Chinese taught)

v  Cost

Original school fees:

1. Tuition fee: 18000rmb/year

2. Accommodation fee: 10000rmb/year

3. Residence permit fee: 400rmb/year

4. Physical examination fee:500rmb

5. Insurance fee: 800rmb/year

6. Registration fee: 400rmb

School fee for now

1.Tuition fee + accommodation fee=15000rmb (double room)

2.Tuition fee + accommodation fee =12000rmb (live with Chinese students 4-6 people in a room)

3.Residence permit fee: 400rmb/year

4.Insurance fee: 800rmb/year

5.CUECC’s service fee: 2000rmb/student

6. CUECC offer Free Consultation

Jilin Normal University Scholarship

Full Scholarship：First year students tuition is free

Half Prize Scholarship：First year students tuition is 50%

Scholarship will be released after tuition fee has been paid.

Application documents required 

Bachelor’s program

1.Application form

2.Passport

3.Secondary high school diploma or the equivalent, transcripts

4.HSK certificate (for programs in Chinese, HSK 5 is required for humanities, HSK 4 over 210 for economics and management, HSK 4 over 195 for science and arts)

5.Bank remittance receipt for registration fee

Master’s Program

1.Application form

2.Passport

3.Bachelor degree certificate or the equivalent, transcripts

4.HSK certificate (for programs in Chinese, HSK 5 is required for humanities, HSK 4 over 210 for economics and management, HSK 4 over 195 for science and arts)

5.Two Recommendation letters

6.Study or research plan

7.Bank remittance receipt for registration fee

Doctoral Program

1.Application form

2.Passport

3.Master degree certificate or the equivalent, transcripts

4.HSK certificate (for programs in Chinese, HSK 5 is required for humanities, HSK 4 over 210 for economics and management, HSK 4 over 195 for science and arts)

5.Two Recommendation letters

6.Study or research plan

7.Bank remittance receipt for registration fee

Non-degree Chinese Language Program

1.Application form

2.Passport

3.Bank remittance receipt for registration fee

Reminder: Usually the university will not return your application documents either you are accepted or not, so for most of China universities, scanned copy of documents is acceptable. Please note all documents should be in English or Chinese.

The documents listed above are general requirements, for some universities, CV, non-criminal report, bank deposit might be required.

Start  time each year

Full-time universities' academic year in China normally contains two semesters, Spring semester and Autumn semester. The first semester starts on autumn of each year, requiring fully submission of materials between late February and late July of that year; and the second starts on spring, receiving materials between late October and late January starting from the previous year to the current year. But the dates are generally set, hence, it is important to figure out every university’s specific application deadline for each semester.

Spring semester generally only offer non-degree training programs for international students, and Autumn semester can only all the programs for international students.

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